Located in the heart of Garvin County near Maysville, Oklahoma, this 219± acre tract offers an excellent opportunity to acquire a sizeable block of grassland with strong agricultural utility and convenient road access. Currently utilized for cattle grazing, the property provides an established agricultural use and a practical setup for anyone looking to expand an existing cattle operation, establish a new grazing tract, or add a larger piece of Oklahoma land to their investment portfolio. One of the standout features of this property is its size. At 219 acres, this is a substantial tract of land that provides the acreage needed to support a meaningful grazing operation while remaining manageable for an individual landowner or agricultural investor. The property consists primarily of grassland, allowing the acreage to be utilized efficiently for livestock and pasture production. The existing cattle-grazing use demonstrates the agricultural potential of the property and gives a new owner the opportunity to continue utilizing the land in its current capacity. The property also benefits from road frontage on two sides, providing excellent accessibility and adding versatility to the tract. Having frontage along two roads gives the property multiple points of access and makes it convenient for moving equipment, checking livestock, maintaining the property, and managing day-to-day agricultural operations. The additional frontage also provides flexibility for the future and is an important feature for buyers evaluating rural land. For a cattle producer, access and usable pasture are two of the most important considerations when purchasing additional acreage. This property brings both together in a single tract. The open grassland provides a practical grazing environment, while the road frontage makes it easier to access the property throughout the year. Whether the goal is to increase carrying capacity within an existing operation, provide additional grazing acreage, or secure a larger block of land for long-term ownership, this farm offers a solid foundation. The property's location near Maysville places it within an established agricultural region of south-central Oklahoma. Garvin County has a strong history of farming and ranching, and the surrounding countryside is characterized by a mixture of pasture, cropland, timber, and working agricultural operations. This 219-acre property fits naturally into that landscape and offers the kind of acreage that can be difficult to assemble in today's market. The current use as cattle pasture gives the property immediate agricultural purpose. A buyer does not have to start with a tract that needs to be converted from another use; instead, the acreage is already being utilized for grazing. The grassland can continue to support livestock, subject to the buyer's management plan, stocking rates, fencing, water availability, and other agricultural considerations. Rural Water and Electricity are located nearby if someone would be interested in building or putting in a water meter for year round water access for livestock.